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-winning editor of the new yorker, argues the most are urgent thing to learn in the wake of january six and a committee's investigation is whether a two and a half century long old republic will resist future efforts to undercut its foundations. he adds, i quote, the contents of the report insists that complacency is not an option. the report also insist on accountability, though that will ultimately be the responsibility of the department of justice and the american public. the report is provided the evidence, the truth. now it remains to be seen if it will be acted upon. these words are from david remnick's preface to the -- january six committee report published by the new yorker and david remnick joins me now. david, what do you think the significance of this report is? a congressional report is a strange genre of thing. it has no power of law. it's just publishing, something you know something about, right? it's words, but words can have a lot of import. what do you think the significance of this is? >> well, i think jamie raskin, who writes that epilogue to our